Currently watching the season 3 and had finished season 1 and 2 in the past few days. I would say this anime has the best story I have ever seen (like feature, worldview, politics, character relationships). The progress of the story is just so smooth that everything is related and I wouldn’t feel “slow”. Things and concepts are covered and the quality of this development is just crazy!

I have watched animes and read manga for at least 20 years and there are few I love. But if talking about a huge world perspective which can be covered in a manga or anime, log horizon would probably be the top tier (I would say it becomes the first in my must watch anime list).

Some may say because it is from a light novel. I do agree that light novel does have a potential to make a good quality of story because the perspective of writing a story is different from making manga. (Nothing about which is better because they are just different.) I have seen few good stories are made by light novels and they are generally good.

A few references from my must watch anime/manga (and LH just easily be the best compare to them) -Hunter x Hunter -Naruto (Not the latest one) -Assassination classroom -Natsume's Book of Friends -Attack on titan -Bartender -Blue giant -20th Century Boys -Usogui

So glad that I can watch this anime!

Title, basically.

Long story short, I'm working on a fanfiction. It's kind of on pause at the moment, but I'm still mulling it over every once in a while.

One part of this fanfiction is a raid, Blood Mountain, which is meant to be absurdly difficult.

For example, there are monsters that look like frozen humanoids, which are based on players that died recently while attempting the raid, and have a few class-specific skills.

Imagine doing a raid, and an enemy hits your damage dealers with the Anchor Howl + Castle of Stone combo, while you're surrounded by other enemies.

On the other hand, they do have a chance to drop an item that counts as Proficiency Points towards specific skills for any of the main classes. There's an item for each skill a class can unlock, so in theory, one could farm them to raise all their class' skills to Esoteric rank.

However, this would be insanely time-consuming.

Note that these items don't actually grant any Proficiency Points, but rather lower the cost of unlocking the next level of the respective skill, and if that cost falls below 0, the skill is unlocked automatically. Although I'm still working out the concept, so I'm open to other ideas on how to do this.

The main idea behind these items is to inherit some strength from one's predecessors, in case you want to give it a whirl.

Now, onto the main point of this post: Boss loot.

In short, there are several plateaus in this raid, each with their own boss, and the higher up you go, the better the loot gets.

The boss at the very top drops weapons for each class present in the raid party, and while it's guaranteed everyone gets an item they can use, they're randomized and may not work with everyone's build.

That being said, these weapons are still loot from the de-facto most difficult boss in the game, at least outside of the Abyssal Shaft, and would need to have relatively strong bonuses when equipped.

Any ideas would be highly appreciated.

Title, basically.

Long story short, I'm working on a fanfiction. It's kind of on pause at the moment, but I'm still mulling it over every once in a while.

One part of this fanfiction is a raid, Blood Mountain, which is meant to be absurdly difficult.

For example, there are monsters that look like frozen humanoids, which are based on players that died recently while attempting the raid, and have a few class-specific skills.

Imagine doing a raid, and an enemy hits your damage dealers with the Anchor Howl + Castle of Stone combo, while you're surrounded by other enemies.

On the other hand, they do have a chance to drop an item that counts as Proficiency Points towards specific skills for any of the main classes. There's an item for each skill a class can unlock, so in theory, one could farm them to raise all their class' skills to Esoteric rank.

However, this would be insanely time-consuming.

Note that these items don't actually grant any Proficiency Points, but rather lower the cost of unlocking the next level of the respective skill, and if that cost falls below 0, the skill is unlocked automatically. Although I'm still working out the concept, so I'm open to other ideas on how to do this.

The main idea behind these items is to inherit some strength from one's predecessors, in case you want to give it a whirl.

Now, onto the main point of this post: Boss loot.

In short, there are several plateaus in this raid, each with their own boss, and the higher up you go, the better the loot gets.

The boss at the very top drops weapons for each class present in the raid party, and while it's guaranteed everyone gets an item they can use, they're randomized and may not work with everyone's build.

That being said, these weapons are still loot from the de-facto most difficult boss in the game, at least outside of the Abyssal Shaft, and would need to have relatively strong bonuses when equipped.

Any ideas would be highly appreciated.

I LOVE log horizon, so... how much does the anime adapt? I gathered that it's adapted most of what's there in the novels... but is there any lil bit? Also any side stories and stuff? And what about the manga??

Unrelated but the way >!Shiroe expressed his love for Akatsuki was just ugh!<

when is it gonna come ? i need it give it to meeeee

How does Nureha/Dariella travel to the Eastal court Ice castle and how did she get to the Libra Festival? I thought travel gates were disabled yet she was able to get to both locations around the same time as Shiroe….assuming she came from Minami??

Where can one read all the novels from the start and have any idea of where the next season will come out?

Barely started, LN 2 and barely at the beginning but I started this because I vaguely remember enjoying the political intrigue in the anime but ima be honest, LN 1 was a massive slog. I'm already getting kinda critical of the story and my mindset entering probably wasn't helping either, I remembered a buncha people way back when complimenting the series for being a closer depiction of what an actual MMO is unlike other getting isekaid into a game light novels that just had vague game mechanics but now I can't help but be harsh in judging how the game world functions which is also lowering my enjoyment. I'm really hoping the political intrigue is as entertaining as I vaguely remember it way back when I watched the anime.

Rundelhaus Code

Yeah we are ready for the punchline

this has probably been asked before, how do yall think North America is repesented since Both the US and Canada is so Large? In the US alone you have New York, DC, Boston(east0), Atlanta, Miami, Houston,New Orleans(South), Chicago, STL, Denver,(central) then in the west SF, LA, phoenix, Seattle, portland.